Stack + Pour Bath Tower

Frida's Stack + Pour Bath Tower transforms bath time into a developmental learning experience for babies ages 12-24 months. This colorful stacking toy helps children build gross-to-fine motor skills while learning colors, spatial relationships, and early vocabulary through engaging ring-stacking activities. Babies drop, release, and stack rings while exploring cause and effect with the integrated pour feature. Included Ways to Play™ cards guide parents through age-appropriate activities that support hand-eye coordination and language development. Perfect for both 12-18 month and 18-24 month stages, this innovative bath toy makes learning fun during every splash.

Key Features:

• FUNCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Helps children splash smarter with thoughtfully designed bath toys that develop hand-eye coordination, understanding of cause and effect, and essential gross-to-fine motor skills through engaging water play activities.
• EXPERT BACKED: Designed in partnership with a child developmental therapist to support critical motor, cognitive, and social-emotional skill development during bath time, ensuring every play session contributes to your child's growth.
• GUIDED PLAY SUPPORT: Includes Ways to Play™ cards that outline age-appropriate play patterns to help parents navigate their child's developmental journey and maximize learning opportunities during bath time activities.
• STACKING DEVELOPMENT: Encourages babies to drop, release, and stack rings to build gross-to-fine motor skills while learning spatial relationships and developing hand-eye coordination through engaging, colorful stacking activities.
• COLOR RECOGNITION: Helps babies learn and name colors as they pick up and stack each ring, with guided teaching that asks "Where does this one go?" to enhance learning and engagement.
• DEVELOPMENTAL READY: Designed for children ages 12-24 months, this stacking toy helps children build gross-to-fine motor skills while learning colors, spatial relationships, and early vocabulary through engaging ring-stacking activities.